Modernize without losing your business history.
Preserve, govern, access and activate historical enterprise information—independently of the applications that created it.
Stop keeping an entire legacy application running only to answer historical questions.
Decide what belongs in S/4—and what should remain governed, accessible and independent of the old application.
Move the application landscape forward. Keep the history useful.
Archive what is eligible. Preserve what the business still needs. Retire the system when the evidence is complete.
Transform to S/4HANA
Keep the operational future lean while preserving governed ECC history.
Clean Core. Complete History. →02Control SAP data growth
Turn SAP Data Archiving into a continuous, governed discipline while maintaining required access.
Explore SAP Data Archiving →03Retire legacy applications
Remove obsolete system dependencies without sacrificing historical access.
Explore application retirement →04Navigate M&A
Separate and preserve historical information within controlled transaction boundaries.
Explore M&A data separation →Trusted across complex enterprise landscapes.














See what must be proven before an ECC system can be switched off.
Review the scope, provenance, reconciliation, access tests, dependency closure and approvals in a generalized ECC-to-S/4HANA implementation pattern.
Review the ECC retirement evidence patternThis anonymized pattern shows the delivery artifacts and acceptance gates a buyer should expect. It does not imply a named-customer endorsement or guaranteed outcome.
“We still need the information” is not the same as “we still need the application.”
Historical access is often the last reason a legacy system stays alive.
ArchiveHub preserves the transactions, reports, custom information, documents and business relationships users still need—then gives them a modern, governed way to retrieve it.
Explore six real-world patternsWhat would it take to retire one application?
Start with a confidential assessment of the system, business requirements, historical information and retirement criteria.
Assess an Application